Sentence examples for call sent by from inspiring English sources

The first sea rescue after a distress call sent by radiotelegraph took place in 1899, when a lightship in the Dover Straits reported the grounding of Elbe, a steamship.

Despite constant clues that Harvey had been cheating throughout their marriage, including letters and phone calls sent by mistresses to their home, Mary claims she stayed in the relationship as long as she could for the benefit of her family.

According to a casting call sent out by e-mail in August, the film is being made by a company called Alderwerks and is directed by Matt Burchfield, who worked on the 2005 Terrence Malick feature, "The New World".

He issues the same call sent out by David Irving in the high court this year - that Jews should not simply condemn anti-semitism, but examine their own role in provoking it.

That was the casting call sent out by Disney as it appealed for unknown actors across Britain to audition for a part in the next instalment of Star Wars.

The United States Coast Guard responded to the distress call sent out by the ship once Brenda had moved into the Gulf of Mexico on August 21.

That means 2.5 million middle class folks in Colorado will get a $1,000 tax increase," says a sample of the call sent out by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

"Nato declared the region a military zone under its control, but failed to react to the distress calls sent out by Rome MRCC," the report says.

The patients were charged BDT 30 (USD 0.40) [ 23] for the call and the prescription from call centre was sent by SMS to the village doctor's phone.

A call to arms sent by beacon would travel far faster than a messenger on horseback.

The procedure is as follows: a letter announcing the telephone call would be sent by paper mail.